War - however long it will take

US PRESIDENT George W Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair pledged yesterday to keep their forces in Iraq however long it takes to overthrow Saddam Hussein.

War - however long it will take
Fri, 28 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

They also agreed on a role for the United Nations in a postwar Iraq.

"We have one objective in mind victory," Mr Bush said.

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